Patna: The question papers of the SSC MTS exam held on Sunday were leaked. Half an hour after the start of the examination, its answer also started to be viral. The question paper has leaked in two shifts of the MTS exam.
The cause of the question paper leak has also resulted in a ruckus at the AN college center in Patna. There is a news of disorder at several examination centers in Muzaffarpur. After the question paper became viral, the test takers demanded the cancellation of the examination.
70 lakh students have done the application
A total of 70 lakh students from across the country have applied for MTS examination. These tests are being taken for 83 hundred posts. Of these 4,402 seats are reserved. 2565 for backward classes, 739 for Scheduled Castes, 594 for Scheduled Tribes and 573 seats reserved for ex-government servants.
Paper leaks were also done in the first phase
The paper of the first phase examination of SSC MTS was also leaked. The first phase examination was held on 30th April. In Patna, 33 thousand candidates were included in this. After the matter came to light, the SSC had canceled the second shift of examination on April 30. The examination of this shift has to be taken again on May 16.
Leak question paper in spite of caution
Taking lesson after the paper leak of the examination of the first stage, the commission had made a new arrangement this time. Seal of question papers opened in front of the test takers in each class. Two students of the class and two speakers were also signed, in which they wrote that the question paper seal was received. The information was given by meeting with the central and static magistrates.
In the meeting, rules of distribution of question papers and answer books were stated. At the time of the misconduct, it was also said that action was taken by the Central Government. Static Magistrate kept reporting on day-to-day activities and arrangements were made to send the question papers five minutes earlier, the copies were sent immediately after the examination was over, but in spite of all the question paper was leaked and their replies were distributed. .
